Is it good for the beach?
4137
Not unless you find a way to keep the thin feet from digging into the sand. At the Jamboree in the grass and in the tent, I put pieces of cardboard under the feet to keep them from making holes in the tent floor or digging into the grass outside the tents. Tennis balls or other thick material might solve it. I found the chair to be really comfortable!
4138
I doubt if it would do well in sand unless you put cardboard or wood under the slim legs to keep them from sinking in the sand. I used it in a tent and on grass. I put cardboard under each leg to not poke holes in the tent floor. On grass, it sank a little especially when wet.
4139
For the beach cut a slit in 4 tennis balls and stick one on each foot. It remains light weight and still fits in the bag, and the balls stop it sinking.
4140
Absolutely not, unless you put tennis balls over the ends of the feet, otherwise they sink into soft ground.Also, when you spend that much money on a cool chair, do you really want to leave it unguarded at the beach?
4141
I have taken mine to the beach and found if you fold a towel in half, lay it flat and set the chair on top it holds up pretty well. Just make sure you bring an additional towel for yourself.
4142
No good for the beach sinks in sand too easy. Travel Chair has a chair with wider feet more suited for the beach.
191283
It does not pull good in beach sand. I hate mine. On solid ground or street its great
226982
I haven't used it at the beach, but I have used it in really sandy conditions in NM. It's challenging to push through sand, but it's doable. It prob does better than other strollers because the wheels don't pivot, however I wouldn't try to go very far - it'd be exhausting. Wet, packed sand would be fine!
1534325
I would think so .... seems to be very sturdy.... would also work well @ beach in the sand ....
1079418
I haven't seen that in the beach. It's for your backyard or other outdoor use.
2063375
That's difficult to say due to the noise encountered at a beach. At a park or back yard setting, I would say yes. I would want to try one out before investing. Sorry, can't say more.
1118307
We haven't taken it to the beach yet, but use it in the yard quite often!! It is really nice and can't imagine that it wouldn't work well at the beach too. Enjoy!! Just watch those crashing waves!!!
1336806
No we wouldn't recommend using it at the beach. It doesn't have stakes to anchor into the ground. Half of the top is mesh so not enough sun protection provided. Hope that helps u
1006858
I would use it only as designed for the beach. Any other application would be a waste of money.
2135764
It is easy to set up. We have not had it to the beach. It would be heavy to carry very far.
434142
I've yet to use it on the beach, but I'd be more concerned with ambient noise than I would sand. This is a GREAT indoor speaker; whether or not it's good outdoors is relative.
1416324
I like the sand ! Makes it look real beachy. It is in the bottom , as long as no one touches it it stays neat.
1219558
It's sturdy enough I think, but the rack is MUCH smaller than it looks. It's a good rack to put outside or in your bathtub if you need to air-dry a few small things like shirts, maybe bathing suits, stuff like that. Beach towels tend to be longer, and made of thicker material. They'd probably end up hitting the ground, or not drying at all if you needed to layer them. This rack probably wouldn't be your best bet for that use.
2167858
Did you wind up taking this to the beach? I'm thinking of buying it for the same reason -- I doubt it will work in the sand but I'm hoping it will be good enough for the 3 block walk to the ocean.
416027
There are stakes that come with it and pockets to put sand in on the beach. It does very well in the wind.
252674
I haven't tried it on the beach, but I think it would be great because it is soft and very large.
1137053
If on the beach - yes, but for everyday use I found it to be "cosmetically not elegant" (too chalky, a bit greasy).